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Your money will either serve you or master you. In Matthew 6, Jesus shows us how to make sure it’s the former.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus asks a question of every human: What is motivating you to do what you do?

The Sermon on the Mount is not to be read as a manual on how to get to Heaven. Instead, we can see it as a manifesto on how forgiven people ought to live.

Celebrating the diversity and culture of His church, we hear a powerful story of transformation and a life changed by Jesus.

Navigating the decisions of life is not without its challenges. But when we seek the Lord, we demonstrate our trust in His guidance and His heart for us.

What does real freedom in Christ look like? It’s not behaviour, it’s fruit. Let’s look at how Holy Spirit grows His fruit more in our lives, how to deal with the weeds that choke that growth and how the fruit we bear becomes a blessing to everyone around us.

Church wasn’t meant to be something we simply rock up to, because it’s a family we belong to and participate in. This week, we’ll find out why church is more than a Sunday.

When we live life distracted, it can have dangerous results. Paying attention to the things God wants us to be doing, even when other things might look good is the key to living a life dedicated to Him!

More than tradition – a response to Jesus.

I follow the life my family or maybe I planned or will I following the One who calls me?

God’s Kingdom expands when His people say yes!

A knock at the door, an invitation and a meal. What does it all mean?

Armageddon isn’t an invitation for the church to become fascinated with warfare and a final battle. It’s an invitation to see the world the way Jesus sees it – that evil does not get the final word.

What ultimately has your attention? This week, we continue our Revelation series through Jesus’ letters to Thyatira and Sardis, unpacking compromise, complacency and the call to wholehearted worship.

The book of Revelation – is it a book for then, a book for the future, or a book for now?